Sentence examples for made because of the from inspiring English sources

The company said its decision was unusual, made because of the exceptional circumstances.

"It's very easy to obscure the progress we've made because of the financial results".

Still, some concessions were made because of the budget, Mr. Snyder said.

Further comparisons with Bolt have been made because of the sprinter's slender 6ft 3in frame.

One of the questioners wanted to know what sacrifices Brown had made because of the recession.

First, some terrible mistakes were made because of the blinkers imposed by the old product-silo approach.

According to Mr. Oliveira's statement, an announcement had not been made because of the confidentiality required by the tender process.

Sheriff Robinson said the request was made because of the nature of the accusations and the continuing investigation.

It appeared the decision had been made because of the state of Mutitjulu's facilities, she said: "They are atrocious, really.

However, Colonel Shields suggested that changes such as requiring warning shots were unlikely to be made because of the incident.

They would have it essentially that, oops, mistakes were made because of the marketplace need for quantity and speed.